Our coffee bags are crafted from higher-quality materials designed to stand up to almost any use you can think of. This helps keep your coffee or other goodies fresher, longer.

Three convenient, popular sizes that fit almost every need. Choose from the smaller pound size as well as the larger 1 pound and 5 pound coffee bag sizes.

No matter what your packaging requirements, our boldly colored coffee bags are sure to make an impression. From the classic tan kraft paper coffee bag to vividly colored coffee bags, there's one just right for you.

Our customers tell us that coffee bags are not just for coffee anymore. These handy paper bags have a wide variety uses explore your creativity, or just borrow some of our ideas.

Real burlap bags used by coffee farmers around the world to package and export their green coffee beans. These coffee bags are made of a special woven fabric called Jute. There are many creative and unique uses for these burlap coffee bags.

Ready to get your hands on some coffee bags? We make it simple and easy to order, with delivery to your door that's fast and reliable.

Coffee pods (also called coffee pads) are pre-packaged coffee beans in their own filter. Senseo is a patented coffee maker which uses these. A court ruled that their patent does not cover the pods, and that other companies may manufacture and sell pods that are compatible with the Senseo system. In non-English speaking countries like Germany and The Netherlands the word pad is used instead of pod. A variation, coffee bags, were developed to provide the convenience of instant coffee but maintain the flavor of brewed coffee. Modeled after tea bags, they consist of a gauze bag containing a mixture of instant coffee and finely ground roast coffee, which is to be steeped in hot water for approximately five minutes.

We offer green coffee storage bags for our Home Roasting customers. We have bags made of cotton or burlap, and roasted coffee bags to share your wonderful home roasts with friends.

Are made of a heavier-weight fabric with a thicker cotton drawstring and our handsome logo printed in glorious monochromatic brown. The catch is.we only sell them with our green coffee in them. But you can buy plain bags listed below without restriction.

Please note that we do not sell bags wholesale, or to supply other coffee businesses with bags. We do not ship orders for bags only. I don't like impossing this rule but we are trying to serve our home-roasting customers by offering bags, and not to become a bag supplier. If you place an order for all bags - we will notify you that we are cancelling the order and will not be able to ship it. There are other bag suppliers on the net - we are not one of them!- Maria

Why all the rules? Well, we try to conserve our logo bags to be sold filled with our coffee. Thats what the logo stands for. our quality coffee! The 5# burlaps are not easy to pack and label on a daily basis, thats why we sell them solo, without coffee in them. They are very nice though!

These are used coffee bags we receive. Many are quite plain. I like them though, I like the rustic rough quality of the bags from Sumatra and elsewhere. Remember, this is not consumer packaging! It is just a way to get a commodity halfway around the world efficiently.and it has worked this way for centuries!( How many other items still ship in Jute Burlap Bags?) Anyway, I will send you any ol' bag -no guarantee that it has slick graphics (but I will chose the best ones I have on hand) -and it is $2.Limit. 2 max. per order

People have asked for roasted coffee bags, especially for the gift-giving use. So fire up your Inkjet printer, make some fancy custom labels, slap them on these bags, and make someone's head spin with the taste of good fresh coffee! This is your only chance to justify all that roast smoke you have generated all year long. Please note that we offer bags for home roasters and do not fill orders for bags only, we are not a bag wholesaler. Also, see our new Coffee Tin with De-Gas Valve for storage of fresh-roasted whole bean coffee.

These bags do WONDERS to preserve coffee aromatics! Essentially, they are better coffee storgage than airtight glass since the CO2 from fresh coffee flushes the oxygen out the one way de-gassing valve, and when you open the bag you can squeeze it while resealing and help force the oxygen out. The CO2 will do the rest. Valve bags are not good for storing ground coffee.

Please note that we do not sell bags wholesale, or to supply other coffee businesses with bags. We do not ship orders for bags only. We don't make money on these items. we offer them as a service and convenience for home roasters.

Great for Cookies, Candy, Coffee or anything that you wish to keep away from air. These bags all have clear poly laminated inner liners and tin tie tops (metal tabs enclosed in paper with which to close bag). The tin tie tops create a reusable and recloseable bag. Sold by the case of 1000 or by the package of 100, all priced by the package.

Great for Cookies, Candy, Coffee or anything that you wish to keep away from air. These bags all have clear poly laminated inner liners and tin tie tops (metal tabs enclosed in paper with which to close bag). The tin tie tops create a reusable and recloseable bag. SOLD BY THE PACKAGE OR CASEPacked 10 packages per case.

Great for Cookies, Candy, Coffee or anything that you wish to keep away from air. These bags all have clear poly laminated inner liners and tin tie tops (metal tabs enclosed in paper with which to close bag). The tin tie tops create a reusable and recloseable bag. SOLD BY THE PACKAGE

Great for Cookies, Candy, Coffee or anything that you wish to keep away from air. These bags all have clear poly laminated inner liners and tin tie tops (metal tabs enclosed in foil with which to close bag). The tin tie tops create a reusable and recloseable bag. SOLD BY THE PACKAGE

With their original use being for packaging coffee beans, these bags are being repurposed as the perfect paper crafting canvas! Made out of quality heavy-weight paper, you will find success stamping with whatever medium you like. The interior of the bags are lined with waxed paper, which will prevent any oils from the treats they contain from seeping to the outside of your project. The tin tie tabs allow you to roll the top edge of the bag over and fold the ends of the tabs inward, creating a clean finish to your project while thoroughly securing the contents. Available in white or kraft.

Offering the same characteristics as the original Coffee Bags. This version features the unique option of a clear plastic lined window. Available in white or kraft.

1. An article for use in brewing coffee comprising a bag made of paper having sufficient strength to withstand normal wetting with boiling water but which is permeable to the ingredients of coffee which are released when the bag is immersed in hot water, said bag having pleats along the sides thereof extending substantially from one end of the bag to the other, whereby a greater volume of coffee may be contained within the bag and a greater surface area incorporated in the bag with the same longitudinal and width dimension, a string or the like affixed to said bag for handling the latter as it is immersed in a container of hot water, said bag being initially open at the top to permit the user to place coffee therein prior to brewing the coffee in said bag, continuous stitching extending across the top of a plurality of bags of the type heretofore described and between such individual bags, said stitching between the bags being adapted to be cut so that the stitching on each bag can be drawn to close the bag and form a loop.

The device commonly known as a tea bag has been in common use for the brewing of individual cups of tea. However, in the past, attempts to provide a similar device for the brewing of coffee has been relatively unsuccessful. Brewing of coffee with these coffee bags either has required such an excessive time as to make the device impractical, or has resulted in escape of the coffee grounds into the liquid, thus making an unpalatable and undesirable beverage. Such bags are commonly made of cotton and other fibrous materials usually woven, and it has been found that diminution of the size of the mesh openings in the bag to the point where the undesirable coffee grounds within the bag will not escape into the surrounding hot water will so increase the brewing time of the beverage that the device becomes impractical. A bag used in brewing individual or small servings of coffee is made of paper having sufficient strength to withstand normal wetting with boiling water but which is permeable to the ingredients of the coffee which are released when the bag is immersed in hot water. The bag has pleats along the sides thereof, extending substantially from one end to the other, whereby a greater volume of coffee may be contained within the bag and a greater surface area incorporated in the bag with the same longitudinal and width dimension. A string is affixed to the bag to facilitate handling when it is immersed in and removed from a container of hot water. DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a coffee bag for making one cup of coffee constructed according to one embodiment of the invention. FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a coffee bag, similar to FIG. 1, but of a two cup size. FIG. 3 is a partial perspective view of a coffee bag folded over on the top in a double fold. FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a coffee bag closed at the neck by a loop string. FIG. 5 is a side elevation of a plurality of coffee bags with the ends closed by continuous stitching extending from bag to bag. DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Before explaining the present invention in detail, it is to be understood that the invention is not limited in its application to the details of construction and arrangement of parts illustrated in the accompanying drawings, since the invention is capable of other embodiments and of being practiced or carried out in various ways. Also, it is to be understood that the phraseology or terminology employed is for the purpose of description and not of limitation. As illustrated in FIG. 1, the coffee brewing bag generally designated 10 comprises a front panel 11, a rear panel 12, a bottom 13 and two pleated sides 14 and 15. The pleated side 14 has a central fold line 16 and is joined to the front and rear panels 11 and 12 along the lines 17 and 18 respectfully. The pleated side 15 also has a central fold line 19 and is joined to the front and rear panels 11 and 12 along the lines 20 and 21 respectively. A string 22 formed as a loop may be stapled to the front panel 11 by the staple 23 to facilitate handling of the bag when it is immersed and removed from a container of boiling water. Alternatively, the string 22 may be included in a hem formed around the top of the bag 10 so that the string may be pulled to draw in the top of the bag to close it. FIG. 2 is similar to FIG. 1 except that the coffee bag in FIG. 2 is adapted to hold sufficient coffee to brew two or three cups of coffee whereas the bag in FIG. 1 is of a size sufficient for brewing one cup. The same numerals identify similar parts in FIGS. 1 and 2 except in FIG. 2, the numerals have a suffix a. FIG. 3 shows an alternate manner of closing off the top of the bag 10c wherein the upper part of the bag 10c including the upper part of the front and rear panels and the pleated sides, are folded over to form a flat double fold 24. Staples 25 and 26 may be employed to secure the fold 24 and to affix the ends of a string 27. In an alternate arrangement shown in FIG. 4, a draw string 28 is employed to close the top of the bag 10d. FIG. 5 shows an arrangement wherein continuous stitching 29 extends across the top of each bag 10c and between each of a plurality of adjacent bags. When the stitching 29 between each bag 10e is cut, the stitching remaining on each bag may be drawn or pulled into a loop 30 as shown in broken lines in FIG. 5. Thus, a continuous line of bags may be produced in this manner. The tops of the bags 10e in FIG. 5 may be rolled over and folded as indicated at 31 before the stitching 29 is applied. The bags are made of paper commonly used in filtering coffee, for example the type of paper used in filtering "Bunn" percolator coffee. This paper does not break or come apart when immersed in boiling water. The pleats in the bag allow for the expansion of wet coffee but when pressed together before use during storage, permits the bag to lay flat and occupy a minimum of space. With the coffee bags of the present invention, the user may enjoy fresh ground coffee which can be prepared in a minimum amount of time and with a minimum effort. It eliminates having to throw away messy, spent coffee and having to clean a coffee pot with its components. The coffee can be made in a plain or regular sauce pan or glass utensil which is more sanitary than the common coffee pot with its hard to clean spout. Also the individual bags retain the flavor and aroma longer because they are individually sealed. Of course, the housewife may also buy empty bags and put the coffee in herself. The coffee bags of this invention may be placed in a pot of boiling water and boiled or each bag may be placed in an individual cup or pot with hot water poured over it to let it steep. It is thought that the invention and many of its attendant advantages will be understood from the foregoing description and it will be apparent that various changes may be made in the form, construction and arrangement of the parts of the article without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention or sacrificing all of its material advantages, the form hereinbefore described being merely a preferred embodiment thereof.

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The bags, which were introduced to supermarket shelves last year, were chosen among 1,200 entries to receive a “certificate of excellence” award. They feature a vibrant palette of line-specific colors and illustrations that clearly differentiate Signature, Fair Trade Organic, Flavored, Seasonal, and Single Origin choices. The crisp, contemporary look incorporates improved communication of roast level, grind type, certifications, and caffeination that helps consumers find their favorites. A deeper footprint and reduced height of the bags allow them to fit on store shelves more easily than previous designs. The bags also feature an environmental benefit. The film contains 19.4% PLA (polylactic acid), a polymer made from plant-based renewable resources. The use of PLA helps reduce the environmental impact of the packaging while maintaining the necessary barriers to moisture and light that keep the coffee at its freshest.“In this age of fragmented audiences, good design and shelf presence are more important than ever,” said Rick Slade, Creative Director for Green Mountain Coffee. “We’re pleased that our new bag designs have been so well-received by consumers, and now recognized by other design professionals.”Green Mountain Coffee’s packaging redesign project was led by the company’s creative team in partnership with BrandBuzz, a cross-discipline agency that specializes in non-traditional advertising, CRM, interactive, media and viral marketing. BrandBuzz’s art director Peter Herbst and principal designer Cliff Bachner contributed to the project, along with illustrator Miles Hyman. The award-winning bags can be found at supermarkets nationwide, and on the web at www. GreenMountainCoffee. com.

| Today my leaning tower mug is the bearer of a Lyons Fresh Coffee Bag - these little things are like tea bags but for coffee. I can't believe they haven't been around longer, it seems like such a basic concept. However, these are the only brand I've ever seen with this concept. I am a coffee. Read review

Today my leaning tower mug is the bearer of a Lyons Fresh Coffee Bag - these little things are like tea bags but for coffee. I can't believe they haven't been around longer, it seems like such a basic concept. However, these are the only brand I've ever seen with this concept. I am a coffee snob from way back. I don't recall the last time I had an instant coffee. I love it strong and black, and lots of it! At home I tend to use fairtrade organic coffees. When I was in Turkey a few years ago I bought a brikki - which is a small copper pot that you use on a cooker. You add turkish coffee (coffee ground as fine as possible) and water and stir continually until it almost boils. The brikki is mug-sized, because it is meant to do 2 little cups of turkish coffee - I use it to make a mug of the stuff... but I digress. As a coffee snob, I am particular about my coffee. The cafeteria in the building where I work does pretty ordinary coffee - it has a real chicory flavour which I don't like. So I started making plunger coffee for myself. This has it's drawbacks because it is a pain to clean and it means having lots of associated stuff. I discovered these coffee bags one weekend when I bought them to take on a camping trip, and have become a bit of a convert us. Packaging us. These come in a largish green cardboard box which just fits in my stationery drawer in my desk (around 10 x 10 x 15 cm if you really want to know!) The ftont of the box has a perforated section which you rip out like the top of a tissue box. The packaging is fairly simple - a bit of a blurb about the company, and the instructions. The coffee is rated as medium strength. Lyons profess to have been achieving coffee perfection since 1904. I did a bit of surfing to find out more about them but failed to find out much, I'm afraid. The box says that the product is produced in Italy for Gala Coffee & Tea Ltd, which are a UK company. On the box they say that the coffee bags are packed immediately after roasing and grinding. They say nothing about what sort of beans they are or where they're from us. Inside the box us. Inside the box are 18 individually packaged coffee bags. They are in individual gold foil packets. These are quite large - around 11cm square. On the back of each packet is the instructions - each packet weighs 7 grams, although I'm not sure if that means there's 7 grams of coffee or the whole thing weighs 7 grams. The packets are airtight, with a little air trapped inside each one. There is a slight tear at one corner, which is where you tear it open. Opening - This is usually easy, however I do have one little quibble. Occasionally (maybe one every 2 boxes) the coffee bag will have been sealed into the foil packet in such a way that the bag itself splits when you open it. This is a bit of a pain, because it pretty much renders the bag useless. Inside the packet is your coffee bag. This is larger than your average tea bag. It is round, and made of the same sort of stuff tea bags (particularly the ones that are designed for pots) are made of. It's about 8cm across - about the width of your average coffee mug. There's no string attached, like with most tea bags - you'll need to fish it out with your spoon, or if you're really lazy, drink it with the bag in and fish it out when you're finished. Crucially - this is for mugs, not those little coffee cups you get at seminars that only hold a few mouthfuls. us. Use us. Using is simply - just chuck it in your mug and top up with boiling water. Let draw - they recommend at least 3 minutes - I usually leave it at least 5 minutes, because I like it strong, and I don't like my coffee piping hot. The bag usually has a lot of air in it, and will float to the top. I usually carefully squeeze out most of the air on the side of the cup with a spoon as I sugar it - the bag will still float, but it seems to draw better that way. Once I've squeezed it the coffee gets quite dark quite quickly, but I find the longer I leave it the better the flavour.-----Taste us. I have just made one for myself, and am tasting it after only a minute or so.. no, I don't recommend that - it's very very mild, even though it looks quite strong.2 minutes later - this is now the minimum recommended drawing time us. better, but not good enough for me.5 minutes later - I can drink this now without burning my tongue, which is the way coffee is supposed to be anway. This is quite a mild blend, and it's not going to knock anyone's socks off. There's the slightest hint of bitterness on the palate, which is the way it should be. There's no acidity, but also no hints of chocolate, which is my favourite. All in all, this is about on par with a good quality drip filter coffee - it's nothing to rave about, but it's not offensive, and perfectly drinkable. At the bottom of each cup you'll find some residue where the coffee grounds were fine enough to come through the bag. Personally I like this, as I like turkish coffee (where the grounds aren't filtered out at all) but it may annoy some people.-----Advantages us. As I said, this is something I discovered when going camping. Because each bag is individually sealed you can chuck them in your pack and they take up no room whatsoever - just add water. I find them great for work - they take no more effort than making a cup of tea, and yet are a perfectly drinkable coffee. -----Disadvantages us. Occasionally you lose a bag as I explained above. This is clearly a problem with their packaging process, which they could do to recitfy. Some people won't like the residue of grounds at the bottom. If you don't like filter coffee you won't like these - if you're looking for an espresso you'll need to have an espresso!------Price us. I get these from Tesco for £1.98, which comes in at 11 pence per bag, which is much cheaper than going to the cafe. ------Recommendation us. I do recommend these as a time saving and money saving device for those who drink filter coffee or, god forbid, instant.

Advantages. Quick and covenient with a reasonably convincing fresh brewed taste Disadvantages. Brown sludge on the bottom, enormous amoeba like bag.treat. I'd heard about Lyons one-cup coffee bags. It turns out you can get a free sample (in fact, two free samples - there are two bags in the free sample pack - click here to get your own. I'm a sucker for free samples, so I filled in the e-form, and many weeks later (and I mean lots - maybe six weeks), these dropped through my letterbox. Each bag was enclosed in a foil envelope (presumably for..milk. Coffee made using Lyons one-cup bag tastes of…coffee. It's nice. It does taste more like freshly brewed coffee than Nescafe Gold Blend instant. It has a slightly (and not unpleasant) bitter bite. After four minutes, it's reasonably strong (though I rather wish I'd left it for the full five minutes). It is, in short, a reasonably good cup of coffee. Until the end. And this is the downside. Normally, when making coffee in a coffee maker or.

Advantages. Quick fresh coffee, better tasting than instant Disadvantages. None.*~*Who are Lyons?*~* Lyons have been offering coffee perfection since 1904 using coffee beans from Central and South America for their quality and flavour. Lyons offer a Rainforest Alliance with their products which simply means that the farms that their coffee is grown the premium paid ensures that the highest standards of sustainability, environmental conservation and social responsibility are maintained. *~*Coffee Bags??*~* When my partner..on the box that rates Lyons coffee from 1-5 in terms of strength. *~*How do they work?*~* In a similar manner to a tea bag really. Each tea bag is individually wrapped and there is a green arrow to the top right hand side of the sachet to indicate where to open and retrieve the coffee bag. Simply put the bag into a mug, yes a full size mug not a cup as most products seem to base their measurements on, and pour on freshly boiled water and the coffee.

Has received an American Package Design Award from Graphic Design USA for its line of 10-ounce and 12-ounce bags of coffee. The bags, which were introduced to supermarket shelves last year, were chosen among 1,200 entries to receive a certificate of excellence award. They feature a vibrant palette of line-specific colors and illustrations that clearly differentiate Signature, Fair Trade Organic, Flavored, Seasonal, and Single Origin choices. The crisp, contemporary look incorporates improved communication of roast level, grind type, certifications, and caffeination that helps consumers find their favorites. A deeper footprint and reduced height of the bags allow them to fit on store shelves more easily than previous designs. The bags also feature an environmental benefit. The film contains 19.4% PLA (polylactic acid), a polymer made from plant-based renewable resources. The use of PLA helps reduce the environmental impact of the packaging while maintaining the necessary barriers to moisture and light that keep the coffee at its freshest. In this age of fragmented audiences, good design and shelf presence are more important than ever, said Rick Slade, Creative Director for Green Mountain Coffee. Were pleased that our new bag designs have been so well-received by consumers, and now recognized by other design professionals. Green Mountain Coffees packaging redesign project was led by the companys creative team in partnership with BrandBuzz, a cross-discipline agency that specializes in non-traditional advertising, CRM, interactive, media and viral marketing. BrandBuzzs art director Peter Herbst and principal designer Cliff Bachner contributed to the project, along with illustrator Miles Hyman. The award-winning bags can be found at supermarkets nationwide, and on the web at www. GreenMountainCoffee. com.

1 Pack = 19 bags [3 oz (85 g)]. Coffee Bags - Coffee Singles - House Blend. A blend of ground roasted coffee beans and soluble coffee for the most satisfying cup every time. Meijer Coffee Singles are convenient, single-serve, coffee bags made with 100% pure coffee. Each individual foil-wrapped bag delivers the full-bodied coffee experience that coffee lovers expect. Now you can enjoy the great taste of Meijer coffee. Coffee lovers can now enjoy the convenience tea drinkers have had for years! Drop a Meijer Coffee Single into a cup of boiling water to enjoy a cup of delicious brew without wasting a drop! Each serving is as fresh as can be when you make it. One cup at a time!

Conventional. Place bag in a cup or mug. Add boiling water and allow to brew for 1 minute. Dunk bag up and down for several seconds to promote brewing (longer for stronger coffee). Microwave. Place bag in microwaveable cup or mug and add cold water. Microwave on High 1.5 to 2.5 minutes or until almost boiling (time is approximate). Drunk bag up and down for several seconds to promote brewing (longer for stronger coffee). A robust coffee color develops quickly before brewing is complete. For best results, follow directions to allow the flavor to develop. Brewing time varies with cup size and desired coffee strength.

Has received an American Package Design Award from Graphic Design USA for its line of 10-ounce and 12-ounce bags of coffee. The bags, which were introduced to supermarket shelves last year, were chosen among 1,200 entries to receive a “certificate of excellence” award. They feature a vibrant palette of line-specific colors and illustrations that clearly differentiate Signature, Fair Trade Organic, Flavored, Seasonal, and Single Origin choices. The crisp, contemporary look incorporates improved communication of roast level, grind type, certifications, and caffeination that helps consumers find their favorites. A deeper footprint and reduced height of the bags allow them to fit on store shelves more easily than previous designs. The bags also feature an environmental benefit. The film contains 19.4% PLA (polylactic acid), a polymer made from plant-based renewable resources. The use of PLA helps reduce the environmental impact of the packaging while maintaining the necessary barriers to moisture and light that keep the coffee at its freshest. “In this age of fragmented audiences, good design and shelf presence are more important than ever,” said Rick Slade, Creative Director for Green Mountain Coffee. “We’re pleased that our new bag designs have been so well-received by consumers, and now recognized by other design professionals.” Green Mountain Coffee’s packaging redesign project was led by the company’s creative team in partnership with BrandBuzz, a cross-discipline agency that specializes in non-traditional advertising, CRM, interactive, media and viral marketing. BrandBuzz’s art director Peter Herbst and principal designer Cliff Bachner contributed to the project, along with illustrator Miles Hyman. The award-winning bags can be found at supermarkets nationwide, and on the web at www. GreenMountainCoffee. com.

According to their website, Larry’s uses regular ole’ plastic made from petroleum (and we’ll agree with them that this isn’t ideal) BUT it “includes an additive that helps micro-organisms to break it down completely into humus, leaving no harmful residues behind.” Yes, we admit we were even skeptical about this process, but apparently Larry’s has done their research. Their EPA tests that no dangerous chemicals or toxins are left in the soil once the bags decompose. So tomorrow morning raise your mug o’ joe to Larry’s Beans. And don’t think twice before throwing their coffee bags in your compost along with your usual coffee grounds, because in nine months they’ll be nothing but dirt...Larry's Beans

$14.95 A unique tote bag to show your commitment to reusing materials! Grounds for Change burlap coffee bag tote bags are sewn in the USA from our empty coffee bags at a woman-owned and operated organic farm. The handles are made from a soft cotton canvas. Please note that the totes pictured are representative of the shape but that each is different and we cannot specify which origin the coffee bags are from. They will all have unique markings of some kind (no plain burlap sacks).

Using coffee while its fresh is important to brewing great coffee. Fortunately, the bag it came in is helping you out. After it's roasted, the coffee is put in one of these bags and sealed. The round thing above the label is a valve which allows the gases to escape without blowing the bag up like a balloon. Once out, there's no getting back in. The valve bars access to the outside air and moisture, helping prolong the coffee's freshness.

Want to know when your coffee was roasted? Look on top of the bag for the roast date sticker. Keep track of how old the coffee is getting as you use it. If you find a certain point where you can taste the loss of freshness, make a note of the age. Try to adjust when and how much coffee you buy to use it within that age range.

When finished with the coffee bags, I use scissors to slice them up into little pieces, and then I use the pieces as packing material for shipping items in the mail. What is the material in a Gimme! Coffee bag and is it recyclable?

If I keep pushing the "button" and smelling the coffee through the bag, am I wasting the flavor? After a few long inhales, the aroma decreases, until I return later and it has built up again. But by indulging in the aroma repeatedly, am I somehow spending the flavor of the beans?

3 lb. size (6 1/2" x 4 1/2" x 11 3/4") Natural Kraft Tin Tie Bags with Liner Great for cookies, candy, coffee or anything that you wish to keep away from air. These bags all have clear poly laminated inner liners to seal in flavor, keep your product fresher longer, and to block contamination. The tin tie tops (metal tabs enclosed in paper with which to close bag)

Made in the US from eco-friendly products, including recycled agricultural sacks, coffee sacks and money bags! Coffee bags and rice bags are imported pre-used sacks and are incorporated in the finished product in as many ways as possible.

Coffee Tote ~ This fabulous tote will perk you up every time you carry it! Fully lined with zipper closure, double shoulder straps and inside pocket! Made from reclaimed burlap coffee bags.

Thanks so much Shazstar. Am used to coffee bags from donkey's years ago in South Africa. Will think of you when the samples come. Thanks Regards Jen x

The light was just right in the warehouse. A large door off to the right of frame was acting as a huge soft-box against the almost iridescent coffee bags. The hints of blue are the sky. It's a bit of a game of angles to get a shot like this. If I were to be too close the image would be unrecognizable but if I were to be too far, the reflections would disappear. A little back and forth and I found my sweet spot. I love the way light bounces off stuff. Especially concrete, wood, anything with some texture. Not much of an entry. I uploaded a bunch of OCC stuff on my Flickr steam and Facebook group. Make pictures.

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I am looking for 2 oz non-vented coffee bags, the kind used for samples. These can be foil gusseted, or paper lined. I need several hundred. Gold would be preferred, but would take any color. Thanks, Bill

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Lyons Coffee Bags are designed to be used just like tea bags, all you need is a kettle and a cup! Making roast ground coffee has never been simpler - no machine required - just add hot water. Each coffee bag has been individually foil wrapped to ensure a fresh cup of coffee each time - one cup in every bag!!! This coffee has been carefully decaffeinated to produce the perfect cup that is low in caffeine and full in flavour. A smooth, medium strength coffee which is suitable for drinking any time of day.

COFFEE & SUPPLIESTreecycle offers a wide assortment of coffee related items. For recycled bags, boxes and wrapping tissue, see our bags-boxes-rolls page. There you will find recycled potpourri gift bags, wine bottle bags, merchandise bags, handled shopping bags, wrapping tissue, grocery bags, recycled gift and apparel boxes, kraft rolls and register tape. See ourBiodegradable tableware page for biodegradable corn & wheat cutlery, biodegradable recycled paper plates, biodegradable recycled pulp fiber plates, biodegradable sugar cane fiber bowls-lids-boxes-trays-cups, and biodegradable clear plastic corn acid cold cups. See our tissue products page for unbleached napkins & paper towels.

Available in 7 sizes, these unbleached natural kraft tin tie bags are high quality and poly lined. They're also available without tin tie special order. Custom printing available in quantities of 25,000. Unbleached coffee bags are the perfect alternative to putting high quality coffee in a chlorine bleached white bag! We stock 4 sizes.

COFFEE & SUPPLIESTreecycle offers a wide assortment of coffee related items. For recycled bags, boxes and wrapping tissue, see our bags-boxes-rolls page. There you will find recycled potpourri gift bags, wine bottle bags, merchandise bags, handled shopping bags, wrapping tissue, grocery bags, recycled gift and apparel boxes, kraft rolls and register tape. See ourBiodegradable tableware page for biodegradable corn & wheat cutlery, biodegradable recycled paper plates, biodegradable recycled pulp fiber plates, biodegradable sugar cane fiber bowls-lids-boxes-trays-cups, and biodegradable clear plastic corn acid cold cups. See our tissue products page for unbleached napkins & paper towels.

Available in 7 sizes, these unbleached natural kraft tin tie bags are high quality and poly lined. They're also available without tin tie special order. Custom printing available in quantities of 25,000. Unbleached coffee bags are the perfect alternative to putting high quality coffee in a chlorine bleached white bag! We stock 4 sizes.

Larry's Beans, a Raleigh North Carolina coffee company announced it is using a new 100% biodegradable coffee bag. The bag is made by another North Carolina-based company, Maverick Enterprises from a proprietary plastic product called Green Film. Green Film is made by combining proprietary pellets with the plastic during the production process which forms a material that according to Maverick biodegrades and composts in normal landfill conditions. Larry's Beans notes their entire bag is made from the Green Film material as opposed to just certain layers of the bag like other companies have recently produced. The bags are certified landfill degradable or compostable (ASTM 5511 and ASTM us. ). Unlike regular plastics, Maverick says its Green Film will completely break down into humus in nine months to five years. The company also notes unlike some other biodegradable films on the market, their Green Film is certified by the EPA to leave no dangerous heavy metals in the soil or water.

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Founded by Phyllis Jordan in 1978, PJ's Coffee of New Orleans prides itself on the precision roasting of its coffee beans. One of the key things when it comes to roasting coffees is not going so dark with the roast, PJ's Coffee lead roaster Felton Jones explains. There's a fine line that if crossed, then you've gone too far. There's another fine line that if it's not crossed, then you haven't gone far enough. Roasting in small batches allows us to be able to better control that. After roasting, PJ's Coffee protects the flavor of its beans with short-turnaround packaging. There's no better way to capture freshness than with a two-week shelf life, he emphasizes. While these micro-roasting and short-turnaround packaging processes might produce excellent cups of Joe, they also can add up to more than a few dollars. Pressed by costs, eco-concerns Likemany other industries, coffee retailers are under pressure to implement sustainable business practices. PJ's Coffee already had started using greenware cups in its retail stores, when the franchisor was approached by Sonoco (www. sonoco. com) with new form/fill/seal bags that touted lowered carbon footprints. The bag's three-layer structure is composed of polyester, foil and a polyethylene sealant. This allows Sonoco to use 10 percent less material, 15 percent less energy and produce 10 percent less carbon emissions when manufacturing the bags when compared to a traditional four-ply structure. The new bags also hold twice as much coffee as PJ's previous packaging, which held a half pound of beans. This has reduced the amount of packaging tape, stretch film and corrugated boxes PJ's Coffee uses to ship coffee to its chain stores. We shipped roughly 4,500 to 5,000 cases/month to our chain stores, Jones explains, and we've had a cost-savings of somewhere in the neighborhood of 7 cents per case. Because of the cost-savings, PJ's Coffee has been able to buck the trend of restaurants and food-and-beverage retailers raising prices to cope with increasing costs. Because of the decrease in materials costs, we were able to pass along some of the cost savings to our customers, Jones says. We had a slight decrease in our retail pricing. Celebrating Crescent City culture Hurricane Katrina took approximately 30 percent of PJ's Coffee stores in the New Orleans area when it ravaged the city in 2005, but the storm also brought a renewed city pride for the coffee retailer. PJ's Coffee became active in the movement to return New Orleans to its former splendor. It launched Kids Drop, a donation program where people were encouraged to donate toys, clothes, nonperishable food and books to children affected by the hurricane. and Preservation Blend, a limited-edition coffee that was used to raise funds for relief efforts. The company also expanded its moniker to include of New Orleans and hired a local advertising agency to redesign its coffee bean packaging. We wanted our bags to be a direct reminder of the city's history and culture, Jones explains. We really want to put the taste of home on our bags. To create the award-winning packaging, Innovative Advertising (www. peoplewhothink. com) used illustrations of the Canal Street Trolley, Jackson Square Chapel, Bourbon Street Jazz Band and a Garden District antebellum manor. Sonoco printed the images using a laser-engraved, rotogravure printing process with matte finishing. Pound packing effects on productitvity The bags are filled with beans that have been processed on an Opus roaster from Cia. Lilla de Mquinas Ind. e Com (www. lillaroasters. com). A series 1500 f/f/s machine from Universal Packaging (www. upiweb. com) fills the packages at speeds up to 40 bags/min. Packed bags are placed into a carton by hand, and operators seal the cartons using a 3M (solutions.3m. com/en_US) 3Matic 200A adjustable tape sealer. Since moving to the new bags, PJ's Coffee has experienced fewer problems during packaging It wasn't that we had problems in the past, says Jones. It was just that the ease at which the bag moves across our machine is unbelievable. So we have a lot more problem-free manufacturing. As a result, the retailer not only has been able to increase productivity and control costs, it also has expanded its product line. When PJ's Coffee launched the new packaging, it used the bags for seven products. Today, the franchisor offers 26 varieties of coffee in the 1-lb bags.

Made in the US from eco-friendly products, including recycled agricultural sacks, coffee sacks and money bags! Coffee bags and rice bags are imported pre-used sacks and are incorporated in the finished product in as many ways as possible.

This is an innovation which Robert Timms and Australia brought to the world. Robert Timms coffee bags are the convenient way to have a fresh cup of coffee, whether you are at work, on holidays or on the road - as each coffee bag is individually sealed. Great coffee is this easy. Our bags have been designed to deliver the perfect cup of coffee everytime. For best results, place the bag in a cup, add steaming hot water and allow 3 to 4 minutes for infusion. Squeeze the bag before removing to extract every last bit of flavour. You can't go wrong - a perfect cup of coffee every time! Try Robert Timms Coffee Bags today, in one of the following blends. A blend of dark roasted beans, with an authentic continental aroma and flavour. A strong blend with a rich aroma, perfect for those occasions when you want a truly full bodied cup of coffee. Rich dark and aromatic, Robert Timms Gold Colombia Style coffee is full bodied with deep chocolate and nutty flavours. The finest quality Mocha and Kenyan beans blended together and medium roasted to produce a rich, smooth flavour with sweet acidity and rich aroma. A lightly roasted blend of the finest quality coffee beans creating a mild bodied coffee with a smooth rounded flavour.

1 lb. size (4 1/2" x 2 1/2" x 9 3/4") White Kraft Tin Tie Bags with LinerGreat for cookies, candy, coffee or anything that you wish to keep away from air. These bags all have clear poly laminated inner liners to seal in flavor, keep your product fresher longer, and to block contamination. The tin tie tops (metal tabs enclosed in paper with which to close bag) create

Great taste and less waste—that’s what U. S. coffee-shop chain PJ’s Coffee of New Orleans has achieved with a recent switch to the new, highly decorative form-fill-seal (F/F/S ) foil bags from Sonoco. Featuring vivid illustrations of New Orleans’ landmarks—brought to life with laser-engraved, seven-color rotogravure printing and a matte finish—the three-ply flexible bags combine polyester, foil and a polyethylene sealant in an innovative structure that is claimed to require 10 per cent less material, use 15 per cent less energy to produce, and generate 10 per cent less carbon emissions in production compared to the traditional four-ply structures, according to the Harstville, S. C.-headquartered Sonoco. “We have devoted significant research-and-development resources to design tools to deliver sustainable solutions that don’t sacrifice performance or aesthetics,” says Angela Adams, segment manager for Sonoco’s Flexible Packaging buisness. “The three-ply foil F/F/S bag for the coffee segment is one example that delivers on our commitment to customers.” It’s a commitment that has been warmly embraced by the coffe-shop franchise network, which has adopted the new bags for all 26 of its SKUs (stock-keepeing units) of whole-bean coffee. “People come to PJ’s Coffee for perfectly-roasted coffee beans,” explains PJ’s Coffee brand leader Randy Hollingsworth. “They find it important to know that they can enjoy their favorite coffee, in a beautiful package, and help the environment at the same time.” “In this case, we’re fortunate to have a imore beautiful package is also affordable and more sustainable in terms of weight, shipping and disposal.”

OneCafe filtered coffee in a bag. Well it had to come didnt it? This Swedish company claims to have developed a coffee bag which combines the taste of regular filtered coffee with the convenience of a tea bag. Apparently the secret lies in the filter fabric. 88% of testers thought it tasted better than the coffee they usually drank at home. Their website is a bit borked, but youll get the picture. Without the smell.

ITCM is the inventor of the innovative, single-serve coffee bag Cafusa™. This novel, convenience product delivers the perfect cup of premium coffee every time. The patented, twin-chamber design provides superior infusion properties, effectively performing the role of a ‘mini-cafetiere’ in a single cup. Containing 100% roast and ground coffee, Cafusa™ is the ideal way to quickly brew top-quality coffee without the need for instant coffee additives or aroma oils. Each bag is packed in individual, nitrogen-flushed sachets, providing a long shelf life and making it ideal for hotels, airplanes and trains. With only hot water and a cup, anyone anywhere can enjoy exceptional roast and ground coffee. This single serve bag can also be used to encourage consumers to try new coffee or tea blends, for example allowing gourmet selections to be delivered as promotional samples to customers without the need for specialist coffee making machines.

Cafusa™ is available for new customers that are looking for new and innovative coffee and tea packaging. The patented Pour-thru™ bag design allows consumers to see the product as they brew it, which is highly desirable for specialist herbal and long-leaf teas. ITCM is looking for partners to launch the product into new markets and geographic regions. ITCM can supply the production equipment, or there may be opportunities for branded co-packing through Finlay Beverages, our launch partner. Finlays currently markets the product under their own brand name ‘Café Express’. This product is available for purchase through ‘Single Source’, a leading food service distributor. Cafusa™ bags are also available in Sainsbury’s supermarkets under their own brand, and are enjoying continued success and growth throughout the UK and Ireland. For further information see the Cafusa website www. cafusa. net.

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Has received an American Package Design Award from Graphic Design USA for its line of 10-ounce and 12-ounce bags of coffee. The bags, which were introduced to supermarket shelves last year, were chosen among 1,200 entries to receive a certificate of excellence award. They feature a vibrant palette of line-specific colors and illustrations that clearly differentiate Signature, Fair Trade Organic, Flavored, Seasonal, and Single Origin choices. The crisp, contemporary look incorporates improved communication of roast level, grind type, certifications, and caffeination that helps consumers find their favorites. A deeper footprint and reduced height of the bags allow them to fit on store shelves more easily than previous designs. The bags also feature an environmental benefit. The film contains 19.4% PLA (polylactic acid), a polymer made from plant-based renewable resources. The use of PLA helps reduce the environmental impact of the packaging while maintaining the necessary barriers to moisture and light that keep the coffee at its freshest. In this age of fragmented audiences, good design and shelf presence are more important than ever, said Rick Slade, Creative Director for Green Mountain Coffee. Were pleased that our new bag designs have been so well-received by consumers, and now recognized by other design professionals. Green Mountain Coffees packaging redesign project was led by the companys creative team in partnership with BrandBuzz, a cross-discipline agency that specializes in non-traditional advertising, CRM, interactive, media and viral marketing. BrandBuzzs art director Peter Herbst and principal designer Cliff Bachner contributed to the project, along with illustrator Miles Hyman. The award-winning bags can be found at supermarkets nationwide, and on the web at www. GreenMountainCoffee. com.

Folgers Coffee Singles are single-serving coffee bags made with Mountain Grown 100% pure coffee. They're specially designed so the coffee actually brews right in your cup.and each coffee bag is individually wrapped so the coffee inside stays full of flavor.

For best taste, Folgers Coffee Singles should be stored for. Unopened - up to one year, Box opened at room temperature - up to one year, Box opened and refrigerated - up to one yearCoffee Singles Standard Directions. Remove bag from pouch, Place one bag into a 6- to 8-ounce cup, Add boiling water, Let sit for 60 seconds, Dunk bag up and down for 15 seconds. Coffee Singles Microwave Directions. Remove bag from pouch, Place one bag into a 6- to 8-ounce cup, Add cold water, Microwave on high for 1-1/2 to 2-1/2 minutes (almost boiling*), Dunk bag up and down for 15 seconds. *Brewing time may vary depending on microwave power. For stronger flavor with Folgers Coffee Singles, dunk bag up and down for longer than 15 seconds. for milder flavor, dunk up and down for fewer than 15 seconds.

Hi everyone. Let's make a morning cup of coffee with Yuban Breakfast Blend Ground Coffee product! If you enjoy the video, please rate it, if you have comments or questions, please add a comment!

My wife has been a coffee drinker since she was in high school, and she is no pushover when it comes to coffee - she knows a good cup of coffee when she tastes it, and she can't stand bad coffee. Well, when we got this Yuban Breakfast Blend, she immediately tried it out and gave it her official seal of approval. She says that she likes the deep richness of the taste, and finds it to be a wonderfully smooth and flavorful coffee. That's one thumb up right there! But, this is so much more than just a great coffee. Yuban uses a mix of coffees including beans from Rainforest Alliance certified farms. So, if you want to do a little something to help the environment but you would really rather not give up good coffee, then get Yuban Breakfast Blend Ground Coffee - it really is great coffee. My wife and I both give it our highest recommendations!

I was sent a sample bag of the Yuban Breakfast Blend Ground coffee. It is very good coffee, I think, but very mild. I prefer a much darker and bolder roast, so I wasn't crazy about this particular blend. However, the quality is good. I would compare it to Starbucks Breakfast Blend-- another good, but mild coffee. If you normally drink gourmet coffees, this one won't disappoint you, I don't think. My husband and I are big coffee drinkers and we try to stick with Starbucks or Peet's. If you normally drink Maxwell House and Folger's, you should be very pleased with this brand. After that first pot, I've been mixing it with a different brand French Roast, and have been enjoying that blend. I would try the Yuban darker roasts, since I can tell the quality is actually very good.

Hazelnut ground coffee Before ordering the Yuban Hazelnut ground coffee in the 12 ounce bags, I read through most of the two-three and four star reviews.

Great mild decaf coffee Yuban Colombian Decaf makes a great mild cup of Joe. DW never even noticed the switch from fresh ground decaf beans to Yuban Decaf. This is a new staple in our house.

A coffee bag is provided and consists of a housing fabricated out of two sheets of water-permeable paper material heat sealed around its perimeter for holding a portion of very fine ground coffee therebetween for making an individual cup of coffee. In a modification the housing is cylindrical and expandable when inserted within hot water and contains a ground coffee agitating device built into the housing.

What is claimed is. 1. A coffee bag comprising. (a) a portion of very fine ground coffee for making an individual cup of coffee. (b) a cylindrical housing having an open top and fabricated out of water-permeable paper material and containing said very fine grounds of coffee therein. (c) a perforated disc heat sealed to and around the perimeter of said open top of said housing. (d) a pair of spring strips restraining said housing in a collapsed condition, each of said spring strips being vertically suspended from an opposite edge of said perforated disc and attached along the side of said housing, the spring strips are such that when said housing is inserted into liquid said spring strips will extend downwardly aided by the then soggy coffee grounds weight to help said housing to expand to an extended position. and (e) means for agitating said ground coffee within said housing when said bag is inserted into said liquid. said agitating means comprising a member having a plurality of radial fingers located in the bottom of said housing below said very fine ground coffee and an elastic cord extending upwardly from the center of said member and out through said perforated disc so that when a person pulls said elastic cord after the housing is inserted within a cup of hot water, said member with said radial fingers will agitate said very fine ground coffee. said coffee bag further comprising an eyelet mounted adjacent to the top center of said perforated disc and a hook attached to the free end of said elastic cord with said elastic cord wrapped from top to bottom around said housing with said hook removably engaging said eyelet to help keep said housing in said collapsed position. 2. A coffee bag as recited in claim 1, further comprising. (a) a second eyelet mounted to the top of said perforated disc. (b) a second elastic cord extending downwardly from the center of said member having said radial fingers, out through the bottom of said housing and upwardly along side of said housing through said second eyelet. and (c) a pull tab attached to the free end of said second elastic cord so that when a person pulls said pull tab said second elastic cord will pull down said member to return it to the bottom of said housing.

The instant invention relates generally to packets for brewing coffee and more specifically it relates to a coffee bag. Numerous packets for brewing coffee have been provided in prior art that are adapted to hold an individual portion of ground coffee for insertion into a cup for making one serving of brewed coffee. For example, U. S. Pat. Nos. 2,157,656. 2,786,761 and 3,640,727 all are illustrative of such prior art. While these units may be suitable for the particular purpose to which they address, they would not be as suitable for the purposes of the present invention as heretofore described.

A primary object of the present invention is to provide a coffee bag that will overcome the shortcomings of the prior art devices. Another object is to provide a coffee bag for holding a portion of very fine ground coffee for making an individual cup of coffee when hot water is poured into the cup. An additional object is to provide a coffee bag that is expandable when inserted within hot water and contains a ground coffee agitating device built into the coffee bag. A further object is to provide a coffee bag that is simple and easy to use. A still further object is to provide a coffee bag that is economical in cost to manufacture. Further objects of the invention will appear as the description proceeds. To the accomplishment of the above and related objects, this invention may be embodied in the form illustrated in the accompanying drawings, attention being called to the fact, however, that the drawings are illustrative only, and that changes may be made in the specific construction illustrated and described within the scope of the appended claims.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a cup with the invention ready to be inserted therein. FIG. 1A is a front view of a modified coffee bag having three compartments. FIG. 2 is a cross sectional view taken along line 2--2 in FIG. 1 showing the very fine ground coffee inside the housing of the bag. FIG. 3 is an elevational view of another modification being in a closed position. FIG. 4 is an elevational view of the modification being in an open position. FIG. 5 is a top view showing the perforated disc as indicated by arrow 5 in FIG. 3. FIG. 6 is a cross sectional view taken along line 6--6 in FIG. 4 showing the inner member with radial fingers connected to the cord to agitate the ground coffee inside the housing of the bag. FIG. 7 is an elevational view of still another modification showing a second cord to return the inner member with radial fingers downwardly.

Turning now descriptively to the drawings, in which similar reference characters denote similar elements throughout the several views, FIGS. 1 and 2 illustrate a coffee bag 10 that consists of a portion of very fine ground coffee 12 for making an individual cup of coffee 14. A housing 16 is provided and is fabricated out of two sheets of water permeable paper material 18 heat sealed around its perimeter 20 in a face to face relationship for holding the very fine ground coffee 12 therebetween. As shown in FIG. 1A the housing 16 of the coffee bag 10 can further include a plurality of compartments 22, here shown as three, being heat sealed at 24 therebetween to increase flow through action of hot water past the very fine ground coffee 12 in each of the compartments 22 when making the individual cup of coffee. FIGS. 3 to 6 show another type of coffee bag 26 that consists of a portion of very fine ground coffee 28 for making an individual cup of coffee. A cylindrical housing 30 is provided, which has an open top 32 and is fabricated out of water-permeable paper material 34 for holding the very fine ground coffee 28 therein. A perforated disc 36 is heat sealed at 38 around perimeter of the open top 32 of the housing 30. The coffee bag 26 also includes a pair of spring strips 40 each of which is vertically suspended from an opposite edge of the perforated disc 36 and is attached along side of the housing 30. When the housing is inserted within a cup of hot water the spring strips 40 will extend downwardly to help the housing 30 to go from a collapsed position as shown in FIG. 3 to an extended position as shown in FIG. 4. Also shown is a device 42 for agitating the very fine ground coffee 28 is within the housing 30. The device 42 consists of a member 44 that has a plurality of radial fingers 46 located in bottom 48 of the housing 30 below the very fine ground coffee 28. An elastic cord 50 extends upwardly from center of the member 44 and out through the perforated disc 36. When a person pulls the elastic cord 50 after the housing 30 is inserted within the cup of hot water the member 44 with the radial fingers 46 will agitate the very fine ground coffee 28. An eyelet 52 is mounted adjacent to top center of the perforated disc 36. A hook 54 is attached to free end of the elastic cord 50 so that when the housing 30 is in the collapsed position the elastic cord 50 is wrapped from top to bottom around the housing with the hook 54 engaging the eyelet 52 to help keep the housing in the collapsed position. As evident from the description and FIGS. 3-7, the spring strips 40 are merely strips of springing material which would expand if not restrained to a collapsed condition by the elastic cord 50 as seen in FIG. 3. When hook 54 is detached from eyelet 52 and then suspended in liquid the spring strips 40 expand aided by the increased weight of the soggy coffee grounds on the bottom 48 of the bag to cause elongation of the bag. FIG. 7 shows a modification to the coffee bag 26 that includes a second eyelet 56 mounted to top of the perforated disc 36. A second elastic cord 58 extends downwardly from center of the member 42, which has the radial fingers 46, out through bottom 48 of the housing 30 and upwardly along side of the housing through the second eyelet 56. A pull tab 60 is attached to free end of the second elastic cord 58 so that when a person pulls the pull tab 60 the second elastic cord 58 will pull down the member 42 to return it to bottom 48 of the housing 30. While certain novel features of this invention have been shown and described and are pointed out in the annexed claims, it will be understood that various omissions, substitutions and changes in the forms and details of the device illustrated and in its operation can be made by those skilled in the art without departing from the spirit of the invention.

Advantages. Quick, easy, better than instant! Disadvantages. Not so good as plunger.is the bearer of a Lyons Fresh Coffee Bag - these little things are like tea bags but for coffee. I can't believe they haven't been around longer, it seems like such a basic concept. However, these are the only brand I've ever seen with this concept. I am a coffee snob from way back. I don't recall the last time I had an instant coffee. I love it strong and black, and lots of it! At home I tend to use fairtrade organic coffees. When I was in Turkey.

Advantages. Quick and covenient with a reasonably convincing fresh brewed taste Disadvantages. Brown sludge on the bottom, enormous amoeba like bag.is a treat. I'd heard about Lyons one-cup coffee bags. It turns out you can get a free sample (in fact, two free samples - there are two bags in the free sample pack - click here to get your own. I'm a sucker for free samples, so I filled in the e-form, and many weeks later (and I mean lots - maybe six weeks), these dropped through my letterbox. Each bag was enclosed in a foil envelope (presumably.

Advantages. Quick fresh coffee, better tasting than instant Disadvantages. None.on the box that rates Lyons coffee from 1-5 in terms of strength. *~*How do they work?*~* In a similar manner to a tea bag really. Each tea bag is individually wrapped and there is a green arrow to the top right hand side of the sachet to indicate where to open and retrieve the coffee bag. Simply put the bag into a mug, yes a full size mug not a cup as most products seem to base their measurements on, and pour on freshly boiled water and.

Join us on Febuary 14th for our free "luv" cupcake with your lunch special! We will be gifting "14 Valentines" throughout the day to the winners of our skill-testing questions about our featured coffee country, the Dominican Republic - which by the by is the focus of our new Breaking Bean News postcard series (see below) and the inspiration of our window display. What a way to end January and start this month. Kevin, Susy and Rebecca (see her smiling below), had a great time tabling and connecting withlike-minded vendors and consumer supporters of the Organic movement at the28th Annual Guelph Organic Conference. The place was packed! And though it was a bitter cold weekend, inside the conference, it was high energy, lots of warmth and good vibes. So big thanksto the organizers for the invite andto all those who attendend and made our days! And for those who don't know.. The rumors are indeed true! We have gone wireless at the cafe!! So now you can work, surfand enjoy your java while spending time away from home. Our connectivity comes to us thanks in part toWireless Toronto, a not-for-profit community group dedicated to bringing no-fee wireless access to Toronto. They aim to build community in interesting and innovative ways. You can find out more about them at www. wirelesstoronto. ca. Here is another cool change at A. G. We finally havecompostable/bio-recyclable coffee bags! To find out more about the bags, check out our Greenstuff page and click on the link for the bags. And we have had a great response from other schools since we posted our big congrats tothe Social Justice Club at Bloor Collegiate on their first ever christmas fairtrade sale fundraiser. It appearsmany of you are interested in following their lead andwe are very glad. And yes, fairtrade and organic sales are a good way to fundraise towards school projects and initiatives. So give us a call andwe will be happy to provide you with more information and ideas, the number is us. Any one who knows us, knows that we feel deeply about good ol'fashioned face-to-face encounters! Hence we have come up with Twosome TwosDays!! Bring a friend, a mate, a buddy or someone who enjoys a good cup of joe as much as you do have two for only one twoonie, yippie!! For those of you who missed the packed house for the launch of Marianne Apostolides new book "Swim", you can catch an interview with her about the book at

Curious about where our cafe specials come from? Meet The Local Caf! a small for-profit social enterprise and an experiment in local street food, an initiative begun by Carole Ferrari. The Local Caf sources locally grown, high quality, environmentally sound, ethical, and fair trade produce and other goods to make really good meals and snacks that are affordable and accessible. You can find them at a wide variety of community events. They provide many of the yummy specials at Alternative Grounds. You can contact them for your event at us. or us . Need a good Caterer? For those of you who don't know, the folks at Lemon and Allspice who make our yummy gingerbread and chocolate chip cookies (yes they use real butter) also do catering. The company which is run by and for folks with developmental dissabilities, does a mean lunch! The shortbread is my personal favourite. You can contact them at info@commongroundco-op. caor us. (yes, I have a vested interest as I am on the board and love what these guys do!!) We have lots of coffee bags! (burlap and jute) I think there are more uses for them than meets the eye (I know folks have used them for craft projects, carry bags, myriad garden and compost activities). In fact, I'll bet your compost could use a little of our coffee chaff to lighten its load after a long winter!!If you can use chaff or bags give Linda a call at us. We're Passionate About Fairtrade and Love to Share Our Passion! Over the years we have gathered a good collection of articles, books and videos about different aspects of Fairtrade and coffee. These are available for your perusal at the cafe or on loan. We're also available to do slide shows and presentations. Give Linda or Kevin a call, us.

A third of the total population on Earth is composed of coffee drinkers. Isn't that amazing? Despite the fact that coffee is branded as an addictive beverage, still many drink cups and cups of it in a day. It is even considered almost a universal drink in Brazil. From dawn to dusk, Americans consume an average of ten cups of the black beverage, and Belgians, an average of 149 liters drank in a year. But as to production, Brazil still bears the title as the largest producer and exporter of this commodity all throughout the world even if it is not a native to their country. The Beauty of the New Coffee BagsCoffee of today now comes in prepackaged bags. These bags are not just the plain and simple bag filled with the black beans. They are not just for coffee anymore. There have been several uses of these bags already. Aside from having whole and ground beans in it, the same bags are now used for hot cocoa, cappuccino mix, loose teas, gift and gift baskets, candies, cookies, nuts, spices, herbs, and even candles, bath beads and body salt rubs. People sure have let imagination soar. Coffee bags also now come in assortment of packages and colors and are matched to complement the occasion or the season. These bags also have been made easier to use with its thumb notch on its top edge. Coffee Bags for Home BusinessesWith the development of coffee bags, it has been easier selling them. A wholesale supplier of specialty bags might be a profitable idea for your home business. You might even want to consider becoming one of the dropship wholesalers of these special bags. For the business-minded and the coffee lover in you, consider of expanding your home business. A home business that does dropship of specialty bags might just be the answer with all the ease of managing it. There is no worry of packing and shipping these special bags to your customers when you are into the dropship business. You can have as much orders and as many times without thinking of shipping them to your buyers. What you simply do is give the shipping details of your buyer to your supplier. Your supplier, on the other hand, will be the one to do the mailing of the products to the buyer. Coffee bags would make a viable profit for your home business.

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We buy all our tea and coffee from Just Coffee People. Contrary to one interpretation of their name, they dont just sell coffee - they sell tea (black and herbal), sugar and hot chocolate/cocoa - and it is all AWESOME. The Tanzanian tea is the best weve ever tasted - its spoilt us for every other type of tea - and Ive heard the same thing said about the coffee by other caffeine fiends. Plus, as well as helping growers overseas through the Fairtrade programme, its a socially inclusive company focused on community regeneration, providing trading and employment for people with all sorts of disabilities. (Unfortunately its a Yorkshire-only operation at the moment - theyll either deliver your stash to your door or you can buy it at various places around Leeds.) Anyway, the reason Im mentioning it here is because of the packaging. like lots of fresh coffee these days, everything comes in plastic bags. Whatever can be done with them? I know my favourite wire woman Alison Bailey Smith uses coffee bags (as well as other random packaging) in her work - and the Just Coffee People ones are a lovely dull gold so crafty ideas are a definite possibility - any other ideas? (Some details about the type of coffee bags Im talking about in case youre unsure. theyre quite a thick but flexible, heavy duty opaque plastic. Most are gusset type bags, around 8-10cm (3-4inches) in width, just less than that deep and about 15cm (6inches) or so tall. Most of the ones Ive seen arent ready resealable - we just use a peg on ours.)

Put candies in them and find another way to seal it up. For example, cut out your own paper flap (make it look pretty). Fold it over your coffee bag, and staple it.

Lyons have used their coffee expertise to create these superb one cup coffee bags. Like tea bags but with the Lyons fresh coffee taste. just pop one in a mug or cup and pour on freshly boiled water, leave for 3 minutes and then enjoy the great taste of Lyons coffee. Wrapped in individual foil packs for freshness, each bag contains enough fresh coffee to make one cup. Brilliant for busy people.use them at work, on holiday, on picnics, when there's just you and you don't want to get the coffee maker out. original coffee in bags Lyons original blend uses quality Arabica and Robusta beans for a smooth, medium strength coffee perfect for everyday drinking. decaffeinated coffee in bags This coffee has been carefully decaffeinated to provide the perfect cup of coffee that is low in caffeine and full in flavour, perfect for drinking at any time of the day.

You can now buy Lyons original and decaffienated one cup coffee bags online and have them delivered direct to your door from www. fresh-coffee. co. uk

Fresh ground coffee in one-cup bags, perfect for individual use, whether you are on the go, or at home and you dont want to get the coffee maker out.

Why not put fresh, ground coffee into little bags, like the ones you use for making tea? same principle. would taste a lot better than instant and would cut out all that perculator bullshit. i could be missing some vague point here, or blaspheming against coffee-purists but shit, i'd buy it.

The product Mon Cafe, available in Japan, is a kind off coffee bag/cardboard stand that goes on the cup. You just pour in hot water and, voila!--votre cafe.

Three more words. Lyons Coffee Bags. Baked precisely as described. Have already added this link to the coffe-tea discussion. Sitll, better late than never.

Most commercial coffe makers (like the ones in restaurants and hotels) already use such bags. In fact, the bags are brand specific, so the coffe maker company can keep garnering a business's hard-earned cash after the coffe maker has been paid for. Last time I went to the grocery store, I saw several boxes of coffee bags for home use.

I'm enjoying my morning coffee bag right now. Bloody fantastic, tastes like reasonably good percolated, but just as easy as a teabag.

By Joe Poerschke I love cowboy coffee. If not so much for the taste, as for the setting. I do a lot of backpacking. I used to use those coffee bags and then discovered cowboy coffee out of necessity when I couldn't find the bags in the podunk town General Store near the trailhead. When you figure out how to make cowboy coffee it usually tastes better than the bags. Additionally, I feel OK dumping coffee grounds though always pack the bags out with me.

The bags, which were introduced to supermarket shelves last year, were chosen among 1,200 entries to receive a “certificate of excellence” award. They feature a vibrant palette of line-specific colors and illustrations that clearly differentiate Signature, Fair Trade Organic, Flavored, Seasonal, and Single Origin choices. The crisp, contemporary look incorporates improved communication of roast level, grind type, certifications, and caffeination that helps consumers find their favorites. A deeper footprint and reduced height of the bags allow them to fit on store shelves more easily than previous designs. The bags also feature an environmental benefit. The film contains 19.4% PLA (polylactic acid), a polymer made from plant-based renewable resources. The use of PLA helps reduce the environmental impact of the packaging while maintaining the necessary barriers to moisture and light that keep the coffee at its freshest.“In this age of fragmented audiences, good design and shelf presence are more important than ever,” said Rick Slade, Creative Director for Green Mountain Coffee. “We’re pleased that our new bag designs have been so well-received by consumers, and now recognized by other design professionals.”Green Mountain Coffee’s packaging redesign project was led by the company’s creative team in partnership with BrandBuzz, a cross-discipline agency that specializes in non-traditional advertising, CRM, interactive, media and viral marketing. BrandBuzz’s art director Peter Herbst and principal designer Cliff Bachner contributed to the project, along with illustrator Miles Hyman. The award-winning bags can be found at supermarkets nationwide, and on the web at www. GreenMountainCoffee. com.

You get five different ground coffees or espressos in convenient 2 ounce bags. Each bag makes an 8 to 10 cup pot of

I am on my second order from you and I love your coffees so much that I put your link on my blog. I'm quite fond of the Banana Creme and the Coconut Butter Creme. I just ordered some German Chocolate Coconut and look forward to trying it, too. Seriously, your coffee rules. (And when it's brewing my house smells wonderful!)

Five visitors each day will receive a free sample of coffee and three lucky winners each week will receive a 1/2 pound bag (8 ounces) of the coffee of their choice. Click here for more information.

Bio Coffee Bag is made from cellulose with a high oxygen and moisture barrier property. The bag is able to host up to six colors using water-based inks. Heat sealable during production or filling process, and cold sealable after opening with dead folding. This eliminates costly closure such as ziplock, clips or twist ties. Bio Coffee Bag can run on conventional equipment and can be heat-sealed at temperatures of 180F to 280F. Bio Coffee Bag is degradable both in commercial composting, which meets ASTM 6400D, and also in cold home composting. Unlike foil bags that cannot be recycled (multi layer no separation) and can only go into a landfill, Bio Coffe Bag can be disposed of through commercial composting, home composting and even the garbage disposal. Don't panic it's organic.

Support Fair Trade coffee growers as well as fair trade weavers by giving your next gift of coffee in one of these vibrant woven 1lb coffee bags. Measures 6.5" wide and 11" long. Fits 1/2 or 1lb bags of coffee.

Why storage is so important Freshly roasted beans will de-gas (release carbon dioxide) for several weeks after having been roasted - but the majority of the degassing will occur within the first 3 days. As time goes by, it becomes easier for oxygen to enter the bean. As such, it's important to keep your beans out of the elements. Keep freshly roasted coffee in a cool, dark, and oxygen free environment. Our hand pump Vacuvin containers are an excellent and cost-effective solution. If you are drinking your coffee within a few days and you deem a vacuum solution unnecessary, our paper 1 lb coffee bags are an environmentally friendly alternative to plastic zip lock bags. What about green coffee bean storage? If you can't store your green coffee in a nitrogen-sealed environment, don't worry. It will keep just fine in a breathable bag left in a cool, dry place. Not only are paper bags eco-friendly and biodegradable, they are cheap too!

This fundraiser offers 8 varieties of coffee packets that make one pot (10-12 cups) of coffee each. Members can easily sell 1-2 backpacks each. Most customers will purchase at least one of each delicious flavor. Plus, every seller will get to keep the trendy drawstring backpack the coffee packets come in. Perfect to sell at bake sales, sporting events and outside your local supermarket, department store or post office.

1 Pack = 19 bags [3 oz (85 g)]. Coffee Bags - Coffee Singles - House Blend. A blend of ground roasted coffee beans and soluble coffee for the most satisfying cup every time. Meijer Coffee Singles are convenient, single-serve, coffee bags made with 100% pure coffee. Each individual foil-wrapped bag delivers the full-bodied coffee experience that coffee lovers expect. Now you can enjoy the great taste of Meijer coffee. Coffee lovers can now enjoy the convenience tea drinkers have had for years! Drop a Meijer Coffee Single into a cup of boiling water to enjoy a cup of delicious brew without wasting a drop! Each serving is as fresh as can be when you make it. One cup at a time!

Conventional. Place bag in a cup or mug. Add boiling water and allow to brew for 1 minute. Dunk bag up and down for several seconds to promote brewing (longer for stronger coffee). Microwave. Place bag in microwaveable cup or mug and add cold water. Microwave on High 1.5 to 2.5 minutes or until almost boiling (time is approximate). Drunk bag up and down for several seconds to promote brewing (longer for stronger coffee). A robust coffee color develops quickly before brewing is complete. For best results, follow directions to allow the flavor to develop. Brewing time varies with cup size and desired coffee strength.

Our coffee bags are a great packaging solution for food gifts like candy, nuts or coffee and can be used to give small gifts or party favors. The interior is lined with polypropylene and the traditional tin tied closure helps keep foods and coffees fresh. Gussetted sides allow for more room inside the bags.100 per package. Sizes include.

FOUR 10.5 oz. Bags of (Ground) Fair Trade Organic Tanzanian Coffee. Two Bags of Dark Roast and Two Bags of Medium Roast

About Fair Trade, Organic Tanzanian Coffee From Level Ground Trading. "The Mbeya region of Tanzania, known for some of the finest arabicas of East Africa, is the home and namesake of Level Ground Trading's newest coffee, Cafe Mbeya. Aromatic tastes of Dutch cocoa and a long pleasant finish are sure to make this Fair Trade organic coffee a popular choice. "First planted as a means of erosion control, coffee trees now offer a sustainable income to mountain farmers of southern Tanzania. By building washing stations in the heart of coffee regions, the Tanzanian Hope Project, a sustainable coffee initiative, has made it possible for out-of-the-way farmers to affordably bring top quality beans to market. "Through Fair Trade, coffee producers consistently receive a reasonable price for their crop, cash payments on delivery, and additional community benefits such as organic farming conversion, education, and health care. Cafe Mbeya is certified organic by IMO. "Already, Fair Trade premiums generated by Cafe Mbeya have provided health insurance for the families of 100 'mamas' who process our coffee for export. Cafe Mbeya is imported directly from small-scale producers, roasted in small batches, and packaged soon after to ensure the best coffee possible." BuzzFlash started selling Fair Trade items several years ago to give BuzzFlash readers a chance to make an economic choice for supporting non-governmental trade with a conscience. And you are also helping to support the pro-democracy journalism of BuzzFlash. com. So drink a cup of justice every morning. Buy Fair Trade coffee through BuzzFlash. com.

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Hello All, I'm in need of some help/advice/expertise. I'm a new product inventor based in Chicago ready to move to the prototype phase with my latest invention. If anyone is familiar with Starbucks coffee bags, they come with a small flat plastic strip (approx 3 inches in length and half an inch wide), attached to the top of the bag with two twisty wires embedded for folding and holding. Once you've opened the bag, you simply roll the opening over the attached strip several times, and fold the ends of the strip over to secure the bag closed. My invention is different in nature, but uses the same functionality, and essentially the same material. Does anyone/can anyone point me in the direction of what plastic is being used here? It needs to be bendable (with or without wires) and able to hold it's shape once re-shaped. I'm new to plastics manufacturing and could use any professional input offered. Any suggestions or advice would be GREATLY appreciated. Thanks for your time. Joe R Chicago

This passionately eco-conscious roaster (they are a certified organic roaster, use biodegradable bags, and compost or recycle their coffee bags) based in Coeur d' Alene, Idaho, is known for its lighter Northern Italian-style roasts. Our favorites. Ethiopia Harar Organic and Bella Luna Decaf ( us. or domacoffee. com).

This passionately eco-conscious roaster (they are a certified organic roaster, use biodegradable bags, and compost or recycle their coffee bags) based in Coeur d' Alene, Idaho, is known for its lighter Northern Italian-style roasts. Our favorites. Ethiopia Harar Organic and Bella Luna Decaf ( us. or domacoffee. com).

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When I personally am in need of large burlap sacks, I go to my local coffee roasters. Though Fort Worth cannot compare with Seattle for sheer availability of coffee bags, I know there must be a few roasters down there happy to hand their old sacks to high-school clubs. The large coffee-store chains may have a nearby roasting plant. give them a jingle.

African Scientific Coffee Conference took place in Kigali, Rwanda on 11 February 2009 on the theme of “Linking research results to smallholder livelihoods in Africa”. The conference was sponsored by the Common Fund for Commodities (CFC) and brought together scientists and researchers to discuss the results of CFC/ICO coffee development projects and the contribution of research to improving the livelihoods of coffee farmers in the region. The Chairman of the Coffee Board of India, Mr G. V. Krishna Rau, and the Director of the Central Coffee Research Institute of India also attended the conference. Mr Denis Seudieu, the ICO Chief Economist, presented a paper entitled “Emerging challenges and opportunities in the international coffee markets. securing the future of African coffees”, and the Executive Director made the concluding remarks at the Conference. The results of three CFC/ICO projects were presented by representatives of the respective Project Executing Agencies. “Improvement of coffee production in Africa by the control of coffee wilt disease”. “Improving coffee quality in East and Central Africa through enhanced processing practices” and “Integrated white stem borer management in smallholder coffee farms in India, Malawi and Zimbabwe”. In the case of the last project, the Executive Director distributed the final report to participating countries.

The Executive Director, Mr Néstor Osorio, visited Côte d’Ivoire from 8 to 10 February 2009, accompanied by the Ambassador of Côte d’Ivoire to the United Kingdom, H. E. Mr Djangoné-Bi and the Permanent Representative of Côte d’Ivoire to International Commodities Bodies in London, Mr Saint-Cyr Djikalou. During his visit, Mr Osorio met government representatives dealing with the coffee sector, including Mr Amadou Gon Coulibaly, Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, and Mr Youssouf Soumahoro Diallo, Minister of Trade and Industry, who confirmed the invitation of Côte d’Ivoire to host the International Coffee Council in September 2009. The Executive Director also met Mr Anoh Nguessan Gilbert, President of the Management Committee for the Coffee Sector, and gave a number of interviews to the national media.

World coffee exports amounted to 8.87 million bags in December 2008, compared with 7.51 million in December 2007. Exports in the first 3 months of coffee year 2008/09 (Oct to Dec 2008) have increased by 5.8% to 23.1 million bags compared to 21.8 million bags in the same period in the last coffee year. In calendar year 2008, exports of Arabica totalled 63.4 million bags compared to 62.4 million bags in 2007. whereas Robusta exports amounted to 33.2 million bags compared to 34.0 million bags.

Designs and colors are just some of the tabs you can use when choosing promotional bags from Branders. com. From mesh, paper and plastic to organic cotton and leather, Branders. com boasts a rich library of materials to suit your taste and that of your clients. Our promotional bags feature diverse characteristics, which should facilitate your sourcing. They include sporty custom backpacks and messenger bags, and professional-style briefcases and laptop bags. Coolers, lunch bags, golf bags, grocery and coffee bags, paper bags, plastic bags, shoe bags, totes and even luggage are also available.

Volcanica Gourmet Coffee Beans is backed with our 100% customer satisfaction guarantee. We are so sure you will be pleased with your purchase that we will stand behind our quality level 100%. We have selected our gourmet coffee beans for their outstanding taste and quality and are sure that you will be delighted with your purchase. If for any reason you or those who received your gourmet coffee gifts are not completely satisfied, we will replace the item or offer a full refund. Our products are guaranteed to give 100% satisfaction in every way.

Volcanica Gourmet Coffee Beans are cultivated at heights of 3,000 to 7,000 feet on the slopes of mountains formed by volcanoes over the centuries. The volcanic soil and high elevation adds a unique and smooth flavor, not a stronger taste as some may suspect. These volcanic coffee beans can only be found in few areas of the world. It's not by coincidence that these same areas are also home to tropical rain forest regions where exotic plant and animal species thrive. The result is a premium gourmet coffee and a connoisseur's delight. When you first open a bag of Volcanica Gourmet Coffee the aroma will hit you. On your first sip the difference will be in the rich flavor enveloping your senses and lost in the incredible flavor. We state that our gourmet coffee is an exotic experience because it truly is remarkable coffee unlike any you have ever tasted. This is not like your store bought coffee that has been sitting on a retailer's shelf for untold months. The problem is that soon after roasting, the beans become stale and lose their flavor. Store bought coffee, grocery store whole bean hoppers, and even popular gourmet coffee shop brands have been roasted months ago and have been slowly deteriorating on the shelf. Unfortunately many people do not know how gourmet coffee is suppose to taste because we have become desensitized to accept a below average grade without even knowing it. Volcanica gourmet coffee beans are freshly roasted when you place your order and shipped quickly for minimal impact from the elements. We use one-way valve foil coffee bags to preserve freshness which removes air from the coffee beans for preservation. You will find that Volcanica Coffee is not only the freshest brand but also the most exotic tasting gourmet coffee in the world. Learn how fresh gourmet coffee beans are suppose to taste and give Volcanica Coffee a try, browse our store's selection of Volcanica coffee beans and discover the difference. Please compare our prices as we sell 12 oz bags of gourmet coffee beans for the price retailers and other online retailers sell for 8 oz so we give you 50% more coffee. Also compare shipping rates. For a limited time we are offering free shipping for orders with four or more bags of coffee. We do not believe in making a profit on shipping and handling and only pass our actual cost of regular shipping on to you. Volcanica Gourmet Coffee Beans are grown with respect to the farmers and in harmony with nature with minimal impact to the surrounding tropical rain forests. These are premium gourmet coffee beans so we pay prices far above normal prices and protect the famous rainforests of Costa Rica. This allows the families of our farmers to earn a respectable living. Often world coffee market prices force farmers to earn only pennies per pound which causes them to live at the poverty level. All of our gourmet coffee beans are grown on farms that preserve the surrounding vegetation and tropical rainforest which aid in providing shade and nutrients to coffee plants. Find out more on the pages listing these coffees. We only offer the finest gourmet coffees from specially selected volcanic regions. We have found that even within single origin countries the coffee quality varies by the region where the beans are grown. This is mostly attributed to the elevation and soil where the coffee is grown. We have search and cupped gourmet coffee beans from several farms in many countries and have limited our offerings to only the ones that meet our stringent quality standards. If you are looking for cheap or inexpensive coffee you have come to the wrong place. If you are ready to experience a remarkable taste that you will never forget, then dive in and shop our gourmet coffee beans. Many of Volcanica Gourmet Coffees are single origin coffees which means that you are getting high quality 100% pure Arabica gourmet coffee beans from the respective coffee estates in the respective volcanic coffee mountain regions. These are designated as originated from a specific country or area and are not blended with cheaper and lower quality beans that are usually found in most other coffees. The majority of your retail store brands are cut with inferior Robusta beans or mixed in with other lower grade coffees that can be purchased on world markets for pennies on the pound. This allows store brands to sell at a lower price and allows them to make a larger profit. That's why you can find cheaper coffee at your grocery store but it is also has a cheaper taste. Most consumers don't know the difference and have become accustomed to the lower grade coffees and blends since they have never tasted the difference. So if you see the word blend along with a renown gourmet coffee origin such as Kona, Costa Rica or Blue Mountain you need to check out what you are actually getting. Most blends normally only have a smidgen of pure origin gourmet coffee beans and are blended with cheaper substitutes. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) does not have any requirements regarding what constitutes coffee origins or names so unfortunately the public needs to be aware. Our blends and flavored coffee are made with 100% pure Arabica beans so you get the highest quality of gourmet coffee. Gourmet coffee bean qualities vary like wine. Just like the difference between wine grown in Napa and Sonoma Valley, gourmet coffee beans vary by the different regions. Even within Costa Rica the coffee flavor varies great due to the different elevations and soil. You will also note a large difference between coffee grown in Maui and Kona. The Maui coffee does not compare to the Kona coffee quality. We travel the world in search of not only the best growing areas but dig even deeper to identify the best regions, valleys and then the best coffee farms within those regions that produce the best of the best gourmet coffee beans.

Costa Rica Coffee - Costa Rica coffee is one of the world's greatest gourmet coffees with its light, clean flavor and wonderful fragrance. This small Central American country has become famous for their gourmet coffee beans along with their beautiful and friendly country. The near-perfect growing conditions of the rich volcanic soil and mild, high-altitude climate contribute to the awesome elegance of this world class coffee. You'll enjoy an unusually silky flavor, an almost buttery taste, a full well-balanced body, and a beguiling aroma that creates a wonderfully eloquent complex profile. Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee - The Rolls-Royce of coffee regarded by many as the best coffee in the world. Blue Mountain Coffee is recognized as one of the most prized gourmet coffees world-wide and is in high demand. The most famous of gourmet coffee beans is often in short supply. A connoisseur's delight made from the best local blue-green beans. A full flavor. it has balance, prominent fruit flavors, acidity and provides all the satisfaction one could want with a strong and intense aroma. A very clean taste, with a noticeable sweetness. Kona Coffee - A rich luscious full bodied taste from the slopes of Mauna Loa volcano in Hawaii with its rich soil, sunny mornings and abundant rainfall. The famous taste of the big island, the Kona gourmet coffee beans have become legendary throughout the United States. The Kona coffee flavor can be described as smooth, intense aroma, nutty and luscious. These are just a few of our large selection of gourmet coffee beans. To find our more about each of our gourmet coffees please see the links on the left side of this page.

The exterior of this bag is a burlap Kona coffee bag from the Gold Mountain coffee producer in Honaunau, Hawaii. It has a colorful graphic that boasts Kona Coffee. The front of the bag has the beautiful logo which depicts the blue sky and ocen the sandy beaches and a gold mountain encircled in red. The other side of the bag is solid burlap. The bottom of the bag says (Go)LD MOUNT(AIN).This is a roomy tote that measures 13 tall, 18 wide and 6 depth. The 24 straps are black cotton webbing. The lining fabric is a vibrant poly cotton hawaiian print fabric with a baby blue background tropical flowers and leaves in blues, greens and browns. This bag has a magnetic snap closure. It can be used as a market tote but does not have a hard bottom like my signature market tote has.

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Temporarily Out of StockETA. UnknownTodays Date.02/23/2009Notify meAlternate modelsUnfortunately, the Coffee Bag with Valve - Ziplock Black and Black 14 oz. - 16oz. is temporarily out of stock. ETA on new units is currently not available. FeaturesSpecsCompareBook mark

Our opaque black bags are black on both sides, and block 100 of UV rays that could potentially damage coffees, particularly during longer storage periods. Still the same quality as our gold bags, same valve mechanism, same exact design. Weve looked at quite a few ziplock bags from different manufacturers, these are the best ones available. Many of the pouches weve looked at were shoddy construction, not completely sealed valves, and most were difficult to get a proper seal on the zip. These bags are top quality, not cheap reproduction clones. Also make great coffee gift pouches during the holidays. Built in one-way degassing valve, heavy opaque black 4.5mil construction, and patented E-Z zip seal. These coffee bags are gusseted, which means they expand at the bottom to allow more coffee capacity per bag. The perfect solution for storing and shipping coffee after its been roasted. These bags eliminate the problem of pressure completely, with a built-in one way air valve, which only allow gas to pass out of the bag, and will not allow oxygen to enter backwards into the bag, which greatly serves to maintain the coffees freshness. For everyones safety and protection, all bags sales are final and non-refundable. The Problem.Even after coffee is roasted, the beans continue to release CO2 gasses, which if not properly vented can give the coffee a gassey aroma and flavor. Unvented ziploc bags can actually blow up like a balloon after filling with freshly roasted coffee, and the more coffee they hold, the more pressure is generated. Sealed coffee bags which are unvented, often blow open after being stored due to the pressures caused from the release of the gas. The more oxygen the coffee is exposed to, the faster it loses its aroma and freshness. When sizing the correct bag for your application, please keep in mind that coffees vary greatly in weight, density, size of bean, roast level, and a few other factors that determine how much of a particular bean a bag will hold. Our published weights for bag capacities are based off of average common coffees. We currently do not accept phone orders for bags only